Who serves chicken "oysters" in Boston?
Does anyone serve a chicken "oyster" dish in the Boston area?
If you don't know what these little delicacies are: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicken_...
Thanks,
Kevin
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Bumping a zombie thread because I'm obsessed with the notion of getting chicken oysters anywhere in addition to Catalyst.
http://blogs.bostonmagazine.com/chowd...
Has anyone had that dish, and have you seen these little nuggets of love elsewhere in town?
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re: yumyum
I've had it; it was one of the few really dull dishes I had at Catalyst, which I otherwise liked quite a bit. Not really a ton of discernible chicken oysters in it, and overall a bland, underseasoned, unremarkable pasta dish.
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re: yumyum
The only pasta we loved was the corn ravioli (photographed in my Stuff review, and likely off the menu by now); the chicken-oyster garganelli and the dried-tomato etc. gnocchi were not so wonderful.
Great little burger, I must say, with fine fries accompanied by three excellent dipping sauces. Also liked a chilled preserved-tomato soup and farm egg on brandade. Decent, craft-y cocktails at the bar. Dining room service was a bit of a mixed bag.
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re: MC Slim JB
I also had that dish, I was disappointed in the chicken oysters too, they were muddled in the sauce and overcooked, starting to break down. The pasta itself was really nice I thought, a very firm bite, but thin. The pork bits floating around kind of overwhelmed everything for me.
Chicken oysters are great lightly grilled. They can be appreciated on their own I feel.
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Have you ever heard of a place anywhere that serves a dish of chicken oysters? Oysters are one of the reasons whole roast chickens are a go-to dinner party for me-- roast four birds, get eight oysters.
A chicken oyster dish woudl get me to a restaurant in mere seconds.
I suppose they are like dishes based on cheeks...
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re: newhound
I've never seen them on a menu, but apparently there are places that do serve them. The oysters and the kidneys are the best parts of the chicken!
This article from 2006 mentions Dante:
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